#dinosaur tree

[alanaartdream]

Went to the blue mountains mount Tomah Sydney botanical gardens today

You can check out some of the Famous Wollemi pine trees to help out the wild ones stay safe being as in the wild there’s not a lot of them and we kinda like the trees from the age of the dinosaurs to STILL be around

So if you’re ever in Australia 🇦🇺 please do go up to the blue mountains mount Tomah botanical gardens

You might need to rent a car to see em but it’s worth it to check them out

Oh and trying to find more mountain Pikmin today but it’s not easy being as my wifi seems to cut out up in the mountains a lot

[charmed-n-zesty]

Araucárias, Araucariaceae

The Araucárias belong to an ancient family that reached its greatest diversity between the Jurassic and the Cretaceous periods. Many species are already extinct. Araucarias are very large trees that can reach up to 80 m in height and have trunks that measure up to 2 m in diameter. They can either be monoecious (male and female cones in the same tree) or dioecious (male and female cones in different trees). The name of the genus, Araucaria, derives from the Arauco region, where Mapuche indigenous inhabitants from Chile and southwest Argentina use its seeds as food.

Jardim Botânico de Lisboa V

[gwydionmisha]

Prehistoric and Critically Endangered ‘Dinosaur Tree’ Bears Fruit for First time in British Couple's Garden

One of the world's rarest trees—a prehistoric ‘dinosaur tree’—is bearing fruit for first time after couple planted it in England in 2010.

[champagnegurl]

[geezerwench]

Alternative Christmas Tree

Dinosaur!

Tree-rannosaurus Rex

[lavendette]

Ginkgo

[hazelcat13]

Signs of fall. [The Ginkgo Project]